Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1964 volume:

Mjmw XL? 4f,42 , j .1 ROCKVILLE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL NORTH BEADLE STREET ROCKVILLE, INDIANA -F0REW0RDe , ; i We, the Senior Class of 1964, wish to present to the entire student body of Rockviile 'y High this first edition of the Saxum. May this book, in years to come, bring to your memory our pleasant days together. Larry Martin . ' , . Q President of the Class of '64 In Memory Of 9341060144 9707004512 To Barbara All was in tune-- Young voices blended in harmony As they were accompanied Perfectly on the piano. Reverence, gayety, joy Were interwoven in the air; Then, suddenly, The Director called her from the rcom-- But as she left, her sparkling eyes Said to the children, Keep on singing. Anony mous FOREWORD.............r...'......r... MEMORIAM................... .... STUDENT LIFE ADMINISTRATION................' SENIORS.......................... UNDERCLASSMEN....... ACTIVITIES .SPORTS..H..H;H.H..H.H..H. ADVERTISEMENTS................ . n o , , n o' o o o o n o o u I o o n a o o o I u o o c n o o n o u I a I c, o o o o o o a . o - - o o a a o o o o o o o o I o a n o u o a a Lift but the cover of this book; look but a single page past the title bearer, and you shall find imprinted there the spirit of a true friend. These pictures portray a part of the life of Rockville High School. This daily routine-arriving at school, buying lunch tickets , studying-helps a student to feel secure. Each activity, no matter how small, makes the student say: I belong. 1am apart of Rockville High School. ICCAnd What corner, holds not search Good morning, here are your morning announcements. . . ustling corridor, What solitary he evidence of mank or knowledge? Inquisite Youth: to these 01d Wisdom shall her mystery reveal. Now at day's end the faculty finds a moment to relax and students finish last minute work. Extracurricular activities bring students together at night for good fun and relaxation. !44l Wisdom . . . . . . atool. Its Wielder, a teacher, is guardian of the future. . . . . . . that the remem- berance of thing; past xcaught in the moment, molded in the hours may be held in memory's hand. Mr. McKee had a very successful first year at Rockville High School With the help of his secretary Mrs. Helen McCarty. Mr. Garrigus and his new assistant Mrs. Swaim were kept busy this year keeping the school business in order. 4-an ?UQovvfr ,, .- ,.,s.s T. BUSINESS LIBRARY 77 - . Marie Collings Library Science Library Club Sponsor Ed Scott Joe Fisher Typing, Typing, General Bookkeeping, and Business and Varsity Track Shorthand Coach Junior Class . School Paper Sponsor - Sponsor x SCIENCE Don Smith Jon Mayfield John Savio Physical Education, Chemistry and Biology, Health, Biological Science, Science Drivers Training and Junior High Varsity Football National Honor Basketball Coach Coach Society Sponsor Mary Louise Mos can Art Annual Staff 1 Sponsor ART AND ENGLISH Cynthia Thuma English Reva Lewis Genevive Collings Esther O'Hallerin English, Social Latin, English, English and Studies, and and Social Studies Literature Latin Latin Club Sponsor , l 1 Susie Lee j Cummings J English Sallye Buchanan English and French French Club Sponsor Margaret Moon Chorus Girl's Chorus Sponsor Music is a universal language which can be learned by all ages. I Z I Music takes manyforms----aconcert, a songfest, or waving through the air on a football field in the crisp fall air. I-tImL-AW unvar J ames Peck Band Dale Payne Social Studies, Psychology, History, and Government INN , IV Gene Huddleson Social Studies, a B-Team Basketball, Freshman Football and Junior High Track While we read history we make history. SOCIAL STUDIES B111 Graves Social Studies and Health Baseball Coach MATHEMATICS Beulah Seward Math Pete Marietta Math and Physical Science Karen Holloway Math and Business Education 13' Physical exercise, as well as mental exercise, helps students learn good sportsmanship and the fundamentals of various sports. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Q MM Mary Good Richard Haffner Health, Physical Ed. Varsity Basketball Coach Physical Ed. G.A.A. Sponsor J 0e Thomas Mechanical Drawing Keen eyesight and perception are necessary for an insight to knowledge. Mrs. Noblitt Home Economics The girls who have taken Home Economics have gained much valuable information which they will carry with them the rest HOME ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE v It's not dirt, it's 8011!. CUSTODIANS and Fred Berry, he first ones here in . mxrning and the last ones hegb home. Mr. Clodfelter Agricultur e V IS FOR VICTORY - And for many other achievements and virtues which characterize The Class of 1964. Victory: '7 Variety: Versatility: First prize for your Homecoming float in Grade VIII; The Wabash Valley basketballchampionship which you helped so much to win--the first in XLV years; the first National Merit semi-finalist in V years; and a multitude of other honors collective and individual. Among you moved and made their contributions the most quiet Violet, the vivid, the vociferous. . ' Artists, athletes, leaders; loyal followers, musicians, scientists, the avid scholars, both in academic and vocational competition. Vitality and Vivacity: No class has surpassed you in spirit and enthusiasm, in volunteers Vision: for every worthwhile project; one for all and all for one- hut all indeed for the advancement of the school. a A high sense of purpose and responsibility for your own todays and tomorrows , and ambitions to open new vistas of expansion for your school, even though ' fulfillment may come long after you have vacated yourdesks. V may however, represent small- human vices, not the vicious nor the vengeful. i Vexations: Well. . .sometimeg. Occasional vagaries and vagrancies, . such as un- authorized vacations: for a day; an extra noon period for napping; volubility which tended to continue after the bell rang; violations ta fewl of the no pass, no wander1' policy; abit of vanity difficult to distinguishfromjustifiable pride and normal senioritis. Butr V -is also for valedictory: you leave with us all a sense of loss, a vacuum which should challenge those who come after you. Like the fresh, clinging scent, the hard verbena, your personalities will haunt these halls long after your physical departure. As you become citizens of a larger world, may you never lose your admirable and endearing qualities, your high ambitions and potentials tD. VJ. Class of 1964! AVE ATQUE VALE . Your faculty a . THE SENIOR CLASS 1964 Larry Martin President Stieb J acks Vice-President Jeanne Merrell Secretary Lar ry McKinney Treasurer Robert Alden Gwen Allbright WW, $5 W .WJWW Gail Allison W ' . M Linda. Alward J onnie Batty Robert Beebe M Marialena, Blgw 7 WW BEN BRADBURN STEVE BRADFIELD J IM BRATCHER DARREL BROOKS CURTIS BROWN SHARON BUTLER 'ERNE ST CARNEGIE JAMES CASE 20 BOB CHEZEM LUCKETA COLEMAN M 4 J3 K: 'W ; VH . Jr J u oqu iGizL, RONNIE CRO SLEY JOHN DOWD 4W 343 y Wei; BILL CLARK MARJORIE COL es l .J L 339. J - I MJ C-Jj ,, ,Lz AX fly; A 1,4 $3.52ch Cbui u ,Uw how . LW , 7 MADONNA DOOLIN CLAUDIA FOWLER 21 STEVE FORRE ST SULIN GOULD BARBARA GRAVE S GLORIA GREGG MALCOLM HARMLESS VELMA HIGGS J ERRY HILL PAUL HILL CARLA KESTERSON GREG LOHRMANN J OANNE MCCORD DIANNA MAHAN DONNA MARTJN ESTHER MARTIN KAY MARTIN BETTY MATTICE 23 JANET MICHAEL JOHN NEVINS CAROLYN MOORE FRANK OLSON - uKWaQ' x Mj RUSSELL MOSTELLER DUANE PHIPPS ED NAVEL GLENDA POOLE x 24 EARL REEDY JACK RHODEN BUNNY RICHEY NANCY RICHEY SHARON RIGDON MERLE ROOT DUANE SAPPENFIELD J ERRY SEIP 25 KARON SEWARD .g'i , UWIW WW EgEARONS: WAR g?tu WW 4' ' i . '1 y ;, I ' l, ' ,4 I'll JANET SHOEMAKER flag WW1? 7W L451 6; aw W 12:? 3 EMMA SOUTHARD BETTY SPENCE JOE STUTLER JOYCE SWAIM BEVERLEY VAUGHT RAY VAUTERS JILL WALTERS . ' 2X MAX WHITAKER RICHARD WILLIAMS BILL W'ITTENMYER LARRY WOODARD 27 STEVE ZEHR CLASS OF 1964 NOT TO BE THE BEST, BUT TO DO OUR BEST, CLASS FLOWER WHITE TEA ROSE CLASS COLOR--EMERALD AND WHITE COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1964 28 J UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Bill Snodgrass Vice-President: Allen Clouse Secretary: Nancy Cunningham Treasurer: Charles Albrecht Phillip Adams Sue Adams Charles Albrecht Sandy Asbury Nellie Banta Bob Baxter Elaine Blackmore Lulu Bratcher Sandy Britton Bill Brown Bill Butcher J ohn Byers Pamela' Cheesman Marianne Clark Allen Clouse Rick Coleman Jean Collings J 0e C00per Allen Crooks Eddie Crosley Nancy Cunningham Frank Earl Chris Fisher Wally Franzman Linda Frost Carol Garrigus Gregg Golden Mike Graham J 0e Green Frank Greene Phillip Gregg Don Hamilton Connie Hartman J ennifer Hays Linda Hobson Doug Holaday Sally Hopkins Alice Hubbard Bonnie Hughes Peggy Hutson Eddie Kerr Edith Kilburn Bob Lewis J . P. Lucas Arnold Lycan Bill Mahan Mary Malone Sue Martin Ronnie Mitchell Ronnie Monts Duane Myers Lester Overpeck Mary Parke Mary Payton Ann Perry Linda Peterson Marcia Phipps Patricia Poling Jerry Porter Phyllis Price Connie Ratcliff Glenda Rector Carolyn Ross Mona Ross Ronnie Sanders I Not Piuturcd. Ho: Pictured Naomi Sill J anet Smith Robert Smith Bill Snodgrass Beverly Spurr Ruth Staggs Bill Stevenson Teresa Strickler Pearl Terry Carol Teschmacher Bob Thomas J anet Thomas Bob Vandivier J 0e Walters Pam Whitaker Mike Witty Wallace Worden Mike Young SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers President: Steve Andrew Vice-President: Dave Coleman Secretary: Janet Upp Treasurer: Steve Hartman 32 Glenn Adams Debbie Akers Mary Akers Alice Allbright Steve Andrew Candiss Baldwin Dorothy Barker Ronnie Barnes J eannie Beatty Teresa Blake Twili Blake Mike Boardman Dennis Boyd Gayla Bradfield Russell Brattain Wayne Carver Dennis Carmine J ohn Clayton Dave Coleman J im Grafton J 0e Crooks Charles Davis Paula Dowd J exry Eup Lana Frost Patsy Gaines Frank Gough Debby Graham Merrill Graves Sue Green Janet Griffin Brenda Harney Claudia Hartman Steve Hartman J udy Hays J esse Higgs Bill Hill Richard Jeffries Ronnie Kent Anita Kilburn Robert Kilburn Howie Kronen Dick Loden J ohn Lohrman Ronnie Loney Linda McCall James McCurry Gail McFaddin Linda McKinney Sharon Mankin Bill Martin Bob Martin Mike Martin Dick Minniear John Montgomery Lois Moore Richard Moore Sandy Morlan Patricia Nasser Jim Overpeck Lyndall Overpeck James Payton Don Phillips Carolyn Plummer Leighton Poole Norman Purcell Sarah Sappenfield Carol- Scott Don Shoemaker Connie Skelton David Skelton Duncan Snowden Cappie Sommerville Patty Southard James Spencer Nancy Stillwell Bill Swaim J anet Upp Renee Walker Gary Warmouth Russell White Barbara Whitlock J ohn Wilber Monte Williamson David Wilson Gary Winn Larry Wright Freshman Class Officers President: Ivan Doan Vice-President: Tom Ayres Secretary: Susie Cox Treasurer: Bill Bettis Barbara Akers J anet Akers Elaine Albrecht B111 Ames Phillip Asbury Tom Ayres Kathy Baldwin J anet Batman M. R. Berry Bill Bettis Sue Bousman Steve Brattain Catherine Byers James Carnine Jennifer Case Vickie Collier Ralph Collings Dale Cooper J ohn Cooper Susie Cox Dianne Crooks Marilyn Davis Ivan Doan Brenda Falls Betty Fisher Nancy Fowler Dennis Garrigus Larry Griffin Kay Hamilton Roseanne. Harmless Vance Harney Danny Harrison Richard Hartman J ohn Hays Ralph Heifner Dick Hill Randall Hines J ames Honeycutt J ack Hopkins Mike Hosek Marion Howard Paula Isner Charles Jacks Marta Keen Judy Lakey Bob Lang J ane Lucas Cynthia Martin Billy 'Massey Mickey Mathas Carol Montgomery J erry Monts Kenneth Moore Lucinda Morton Tom Myers Cheryl Myrtle Don Nasser Nancy Nelson Allan Nevins Bob Newton J 0e Olson Maria Pastore Carolyn Phipps Phyllis Poland Virginia Ratcliff Paula Pickett Naomi Reedy Brenda Richey Cindy Rowe Dallas Sawtelle Patti Seeley Lucinda Smith Randy Smith Larry Sowers Debby Spencer Richard Spurr Kenneth Staggs Velena Swaim Patty Sykes Susie Teschmacher Eric Trousdale Ceclia Thornton Lucy Vandivier Karen Vaught Mary Welch Diana Whitlock Dan Wilson J immy Wood Martha Woodard ' ' . EIGHTH GRADE President: Bill Green Vice-President: Jim Crosley Secretary: Sheila Sherrill Treasurer: Mary Lou Perry Brenda Akers J ane Akers Paul Akers Harriet Blackmore Paulette Branson Larry Brown Linda Brown Steve Brown Wanda Brown Anna Carnegie Betsy Carnine Doug Chezem Jeanne Chezem Ken Cockran Susan Collings Sandra Crooks J im Crosley Dennis Deplanty Anna Doan Christine Earl Wanda Eubanks Dexter Fortner David Gaines Phillip Garrigus Julia Gossett J erry Gould Bobby Graham Bill Greene Carol Greene Gary Gregg Vicki Griffin Gary Harris Cynthia Hartman Mary Lou Hartman Max Higgs Bryan Hosek J ackie Howard Larry Hughes Steve J effries Connie Jenkins Steve Kilburn Julie Lucero J ohn MC Faddin Darrel Martin J im Martin Laura Martin Vickie Martin Bob Mosteller Diane Myers- Bill Newton Mike Payton Mary Lou Perry Russell Perry Charlene Phipps Alva Poland Sandra Poole Patty Porter Edward Price Archie Ross Sheila Sherrill Darlene Shorter Gregg Shraden Mary Beth Silkwood Cris Smith J eanne Smith Tom Smith Judy Southard Larry Sparks Alice Swaim Barbara Taylor Dave Welch Evelyn Whalen Victor Wilbur Susan Wilson . f c - ; wrw 5g. g4: , s wIML n'rm :1 a j SEVENTH GRADE President: Joe Collings Vice-president: GloriaEup Treasurer: Emily Cox Secretary: Judy Frost Seventh Grade Officers: Judy Adams Phyllis Adams Loy Baird J Ohn Baldwin J im Ball Lynn Banta J im Baxter Ruth Baxter Steven Beatty Darrell Berry J ohn Berry Jack Bettis Monty Black Lyndall Bradfield J . B. Butler J im Byers Ted Byers Neil Christie Steve Clodfelter J eff Clouse Joe Collings Julie Collings Nina Cdoper Emily Cox J ohn Crandell David Dooley Sandra Downes Neil Earl Kenneth Elkins Gloria Eup Tom Eup J udy Frost Linda Garrett J ohn Gastineau David Gibbs Norman Greene Tommy Grieve Cathy Hartman Donnie Hartman Ronnie Hartman Ronnie Haughes Kay Hawkins Jane Heifner Debby Hines J ohn Hobson Ronnie James Billy J ones Brenda Keen Bill Kiger Lavern Kilburn Ronnie Kilburn Peggy Lashbrook Debby Linton Kendra McCall Patsy McCall Rita Mallas J oAnn Marshall Steve Martin Max Mathas J ohn Morton J oe Overpeck Rachel Overpeck Danny Peterson Philip Pickett Terry Presnell Linda Pruner Mildred Riddle Darrell Robbins Nancy Rowe Freddie Sanders Debby Sears Robert Seay Bobby Seybold Cynthia Sharer Bill Shorter Mary Shorter Michael Siddens Bob Simmons Donna Skelton Rusty Skelton Dan Snodgrass Richard Sommerville James Spencer Melvin Spurr Don Stevenson Roger Stevenson Winona Stout Mary Stryker Pearl Sykes Marilyn Tate Judy Taylor Tonda Thomas J ane Treadway Stanley Treadway Ed Whalen Terry Wittenmyer . . . THE INDESCRIBABLE FEELING V OF BEING A PART OF ROCKVILLE ITSELF A PART OF AN INSTITUTION MORE, MORE THAN ACADEMIC PURSUITS A PART OF UNDERSTANDING ONE'S SELF AND OTHERS LEARNING WHEN TO LEAD--TO FOLLOW KNOWING THE. DEEP- FE LT THRILL OF SATISFYING ANOTHER'S NEED LEADING THE STUDENT BODY, ' IN CHARGE OF A SMALL COMMITTEE, JUST KNOWING THAT TO THIS sc HOOL YOU BELONG . . . . . . .m Mum . STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Bob Alden, president; Patricia Poling, secretary; Ben Brad- , burn, vice-president. FIRST ROW: Janet Akers, Jane Akers, Linda McKinney, Judy Hays, Alice Allbright, Ruthann Baxter, Darrell Martin. SECOND ROW: Russell Mosteller, Lar ry Martin, B ob Baxter, Ralph Heifner, Tom Myers, Dan Snodgrass SPONSOR: Vance Clodfelter The Student Council is an organization that benefits the students and the school. The purpose of the Student COuncil is to try to bring the problems of the students and the school before the student body and the faculty, and to make decisions concerning these problems. The Student Council sponsors dances, school class elections, queen elections, wel- comes new students, Suggests rules for the school and the student body, and sponsors a number of convocations throughout the year. 44 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Karen Seward, Lynda Taylor, MarjorieCollings, secretary; Becky Bloomer, president; Patricia Poling, vice-president; Carol Garrigus, Sandy Asbury. SECOND ROW: John Byers, Bill Snodgrass, Phill Adams, Ben J. Brad- burn, Earl Reedy, treasurer; John Dowd. SPONSOR: John B. Savio. The object of the National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Rockville High School. Candidates must have spent at least one semester at Rockville High School and must be members of the Sophomore, Junior, or Senior class. They must have and maintain an overall average of B . Their eligibility will then be based on their leadership, character and service. These qualities are voted upon by the faculty under the supervision of a Faculty Council consisting of the Principal, the sponsor, and three other teachers. 45 SEATED left to right: Karon Seward, Mrs. Moscan, Linda Alward, Janet Michael, Bunny Richey, Janet Shoemaker, BeverleyVaught, SuGould, Malcolm Harmless, Jeanne Merre11,Lynda Taylor, Susie Welch. STANDING left to right: Steve Bradfield,Pau1Hill,Ben Bradburn, Darrel Brooks, Russell Mosteller, Frank Olson. ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff this year consisted of seventeen students. The members are chosen frorm the Senior Class by the previous year's staff. Our yearbook was published under the guidance of our faculty advisor, Mrs. Moscan. The information' in this book was gathered throughout the school year, and bound together this spring to make an interesting annual for each member of the student body.Be'1ng a member of the Annual Staff takes a great amount of work and effort. 46 SCHOOL PAPER STAFF Each School year the school paper, ROX HI-LITES, is published by the paper staff. All staff members must be enrolled in the advanced typing class. The paper comes out every three weeks during the school year, with occasional special editions for holidays. Each issue contains gossip, club news, student poll, announcements, sports and an editorial. EDITOR: Diana Mahan CO-EDITOR: Sharon Seward SPONSOR: Ed Scott Lucketa Coleman, Merle Root, Ray Vauters, Malcolm Harmless, Velma Higgs, Sharon Rigdon, Russell Mosteller, Emma Southard, Betty Spence, Joyce Swaim, Janet Michael, Claudia Fowler, J ill Walters, Marie Blake, Donna Martin, Karon Seward, Carla Kesterson, John Nevins, Esther Martin, Joanne McCord, Gloria Gregg. FRONT ROW: D. Martin, B. Richey, V. SWaim, L. LaMore, K. Vaught, C. Moore, M. Collings, G. Poole, S. Mankin, J. Shoemaker. ' ROW 2: G McFaddin,B.Richey,E.B1ackmore, C. Fisher, C. Skelton, S Morlan J. Griffin, J. Beatty, G. Bradfield, P. Picket, B. Spence A. Allbright, R Sharer J. Michael, G. Allison, S. Teschmacher. ROW3: J.Lucas, L.A1ward, B.Graves, E. Martin, P. Price, G.Allbright B Bloomer B. Vaught, C. Hartman, A. Kilburn, E.A1brecht C. Hartman J. Upp ROW4: E.Trousda1e,J.HiIl,J. SWalls J. Wilbur, C. Albrecht, B. Wittenmyer R.Mitche11, S. Bradfield J. Porter, J. Stutler, D. Brooks, J. Payton, M. Graham. CHORUS, . Officers President: Jerry Hill Vice-president: Janet Shoemaker Secretary: Gwen Allbright Treasurer: Connie Hartman Under the supervision of Mrs. Moon, the chorus presented numerous programs and concerts to the student body as well as to many civic organizations. In addition, it participates in all state and local contests. 4s PEP BAND Membership in the Pep Bandis open to any student in the high school band. The purpose of the Pep Band is to provide music at all athletic events in order to boost the spirit of the fans and the team. FRONT ROW: Bill Snodgrass, Charles Albrecht, Joe Stutler, Claudia H a r tm a n . SECOND ROW: Jeanie Beatty, Gayla Bradfield, Richard J efferies, J erry Hill. THIRD ROW: Bill Wittenmyer, Steve Bradfield. GIRLS CHORUS Girl's Chorus, Double' Sextet; or a Triple Trio . . . . . . . this group is very versatile. They provide entertainment for civic organizations, school convocations, and participate in District and State Music Festivals. FRONT ROW: Donna Martin, Carol Teschmaker, Linda Alward, Gail McFaddin, Jeanne Merrell, Gayla Bradfield, Alice Allbright, Anita e Kilburn, Janet Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Barbara Graves, Elaine Blackmore, Jeanie Beatty, Phyllis Price, Gwen Allbright, Connie Hartman, Becky Bloomer. ABSENT: Nancy Cunningham, Ann Perry. SPONSOR: Mrs. Moon. wFZU , . arm wonwizm Em: morooH mush oosamwm ow mo BmBUmwm wmmem $.05 mgmsg Ewosmr :6 25:9 mammmm. 63m 685 wmumome 3 303m ummwgcm: Ea 803mb mmem. 33o 983m 35 nosomlm. 128 .0me wmwmowwmnmm 5 Sm mgm WEE 00533 RE 5mm 35893me S 35 coimme Euozmw Em wmmwm. . OMEOMWMU wammEQ-Tme sagasgwmw. 50m: waamwonauwmgmwm 9.35? mmnwmmeV Humqwowm wotsm. Hummm- :wmwumsm: wanwmg. wmuoimulmin 5.0ch30. , . ROXETTES Membership in the Roxettes is open to all high school girls. Practices are held regularly with the Head Majorette in charge. The Roxettes perform at many home football and basketball games. FLRST ROW, left to right: Su Gould, Jeanne Merrell, Susie Cox, Mary Clark, Pam Whitaker, Cynthia Martin. SECOND ROW, left to right: Janet Shoemaker, MarjorieCollings, Brenda Richey, Jennifer Hays, Lana Frost, Debbie Akers, Susie Teschmacher. THIRD ROW, left to right: Gail Allison, Martha Woodard, Sandy Asbury, Linda Frost, Judy Hays, Elaine Blackmore. BACK ROW, left to right: Bunny Richey, Chris Fisher, Connie Hartman, Jayne Lucas, Renee Walker, Phyllis Price, Sharon Butler. MAJORETTES Majorettes must be members of the High School Band and are selected by the Band Director on the basis of their ability. They add much to our marching band. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Collings, Mary Beth Silkwood, Wanda Brown, Janet Upp, Elaine Albrecht, Carolyn Moore, and Becky Bloomer, Head Majorette. 51 PEP CLUB PRESIDENT: Su Gould VICE-PRESIDENT: Jim Case SECRETARY: Renee Walker TREASURER: Nancy Nelson Membership in the Pep Club is open to all Students. The Club has a reserved block of seats at all football and basketball games. The purpose of the Club is to support RockvilleFS athletic team. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Martin, Carol Teschmacher, Becky Bloomer, Barbara Graves, Janet Michael. LETTERMENB CLUB FIRST ROW: Stieb Jacks, Ben Bradburn, Paul Hill, John Dowd, Steve Forrest, Greg Lohrmann, Larry Martin. SECOND ROW: Ed Navel, Bob Beebe, Bob Alden, Jerry Hill, Duane Sappenfield, Jack Rhoden, Jerry Seip. THIRD ROW: John Nevins, Lester Overpeck, Doug Holiday, Ed Kerr, J. P. Lucas, Ed Crosley . FOURTH ROW: Bob Lewis, Robert Smith, Bob Baxter, Ron Sanders, Bill Snodgrass, Mike Shearer, Frank Greene. Our purpose is to encourage every letterman of Rockville H. S. to respect his school, his coach, and his teammates; to conduct himself in Sucha manner as to earn the respect of his team, coaches, and all other students. To be a member the boy must have earned a Varsity letter in any sport and remain in good standing and defend his letter. A letter earned in another school also permits membership, but that member cannot vote until he has earned a Varsity R . OFFICERS: President-John Dowd, Vice-President- Paul Hill, Secretary-Treasurer-Stieb Jacks, Chaplain-Steve Forrest. SPONSORS: Jon Mayfield, Richard Haffner, Ed Scott, Bill Graves. 53 GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President: Sharon Butler Vice President: Sharon Seward Secretary: Janet Shoemaker Treasurer: Carol Garrigus Sponsor: Mrs. Good The object of G.A.A. is to stimulate participation in girls' athletics and to promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. Membership is open to all girls in high school. ' Points may be earned through organized or unorganized activities and achievement tests. Girls earning 150 points or more are eligible for awards. 23;: 6355 Gail McFaddin, Jennifer Hays, and Elaihe'Black- What's the matter, Sharon, car troubles? more dance the Charleston at the Covered Bridge Talent Show. 54 F RENCH CLUB SEATED: Mrs. Buchanann, Connie Hartman, Barbara Graves, Lynda Taylor, Gwen Allbright, Beverley Vaught, Becky Bloomer. STANDING: Steve Zehr, Bob Thomas, Charles Albrecht, Richard Williams, Max Whitaker. The purpose of the French Club is to promote more fluency in speech and to create a spirit of friendship among French students. The projects of the French Club are cor- responding with native French students and attending a French play at Indiana University or Purdue. Officers: President-Gwen Allbright, Secretary-Barbara Graves, Sponsor- Sallye Buchanan. The purpose of the Latin Club is to relate to the members of the club the customs, religions, and holidays of the Romans and Greeks. Officers: President-Candy Baldwin, Vice President-Margie Collings, Secretary-Kathy Baldwin, Treasurer-Frank Olson, Sponsor-Genevieve Collings. 55 rm ma ms , K m u Rh aw L 1?; - 9?, 2: 7! SCIENCE CLUB The aims of the Science Club are to increase the knowledge, to per- fect the skills, and to promote anunderstandjng of scientific importance among the club members. Officers: President-Frank Olson, Vice Pre- sident-Bob Beebe, Secretary-Bob Thomas, T r e a 5 ur e r -Susie Gould, Sponsor-Jon Mayfield. RIGHT SIDE: Russell Mosteller, Richard Williams, Darrell Brooks, Ben h h Bradburn, Mr. Mayfield, Darrell Martin. LEFT SIDE: LyndaTaylor, Susie Gould, Margerie Collings, Bob Thomas, Frank Olson, Betty Mattice, Bob Beebe, Richard Moore, Mike Hosek, Kenneth Moore. C l l The Chess Club was organized to provide an opportunity for mem- ES S bers to learn new or better techniques and strategies through playing chess and associationwith other chess players. Karon Seward, Secretary; Russell Mosteller, Pr e s ident; Frank Olson, Vice-President; Lynda. C Taylor, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Dale Payne, Betty Mattice, Sharon LUB Seward, Marjorie Collings, Bob Mosteller, Velma Higgs, Maria Blake, Jeanne Collings. SECOND ROW: Duncan Snowden, Richard Jefferies, Bob Alden, J oe Stutler, Darrell Brooks, RichardWilliams, Bob Chezem, Duane Sappenfield. x Officers: SEATED, left to right: Lynda Taylor, Vice-president; Jeanne Collings, Reporter; Marcia Phipps, Historian; Sharon Butler, Presideht; Jennifer Hays, Secretary; Wanda Brown, Treasurer. Membe rs: STANDING, left to right: M.Graham, C.Ear1, C. Phipps, C.Jenkins, D. Hines, B. Graham, C. Hartman, S. Bradfield, S. Sherrill, J. Gossett, J. Crandell, B. Akers, C. Plumber, J. Seip, A. Swaim, C. Scott, S. S. Crooks, B.Spence,J. Lucerno, E. Southard, S. Mankin, S. Adams. Absent: Judy Southard; Mrs. Collings, Sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was organized primarily to promote a greater interest in reading. Its members help 1n our school library by filing cards and checking out books, besides assisting the Librarian with other duties. Each year two members are sent to Indiana University to attend a summer workshop. Several members also attend the Hoosier Students' Librarian Convention which is held during the school year . 57 F. F. A. This club is a national organization con- sisting of boys enrolled in the high school vo- cational and agricul- ture program. Among other things members learn how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, and to assume civic respon- sibility. OFFICERS: President, Malcolm Harmless; Vice-president, Joe Green; Secretary, Pete Poole; Treasurer, John Montgomery; Reporter, Allen Crooks; Sentinel, J esse Higgs. SEATED: Jesse Higgs, John Montgomery, Allen Crooks,Ma1colm Harmless, Pete Poole, Allen Nevins. FIRST ROW: Russell White, Mike Boardman, Billy Joe Massey, Merril Graves, Frank Gough, Joe Green, Norman Purce11,Wally Warden, Richard Spurr, M. R. Berry, Jerry Seip. SECOND ROW: Larry Griffin,Char1ey Davis, B111 Stevenson, Rick Colemen. THIRD ROW: Duane Phipps, Earl Reedy, J oe Walters, Rodney Rowe, Kenneth Staggs, Mike Young, J oe Ratcliff. SPONSOR: Mr. Clodfelter. F. H. A. A11 high school girls taking home economies are eligible for mem- bership. Meetings are held regularly and projects are scheduled at various times throughout the year. The C hapter sends delegates to local and national conventions. SEATED: Marcia Phipps, Historian; Jaci Seip, Treasurer; Gail Allison, Vice-president;Joyce Swaim, President; Edith Kilburn, Parliamentarian; Sandy Morlan, Devotions Leader, Pam Whitaker. FIRST ROW: Linda Hobson, Mary Parke, Cappie Summerville, Sue Martin, Rose Sharer, Beverly Spurr, Marjorie Collings, Mary Akers, Sandy Britton, Roseanna Harmless, Cheryl Myrtle, Phyllis Poland, Bonnie Hughes, Charlene Phipps, SPONSOR: Mrs. Noblitt. 58 CAROUSEL was the theme of the 1963 Junior- Senior Prom. The decorations were bright and gay fitting the mood of the evening. The Queen, Janet Shoemaker, and her court, Sharon Seward and Becky Bloomer, more than matched the gaiety of the evening. Jim Case, Junior Class President, crowned the Queen and presented her and her court withyellow roses. After the coronation, accordingr to tradition, the Queen danced one dance alonewith the class president. J anet Shoemaker rj140172 l963 Sharon Seward Becky Bloomer 59 Oooereof rgnbge 92931904900ng Queen THE 1964 COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL FOOTBALL game with Turkey Run was a success this year with a victorious game and the winning of the Sportsmanship Award. One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning 0f the Queen, Dianna Mahan, and the presentation of her court: Gail Allison, Nellie Banta, Carol Scott, and Mary Welch by the football captain, Bob Alden, in the half-time ceremony. Dianna presented the Mr. Football award at the dance after the game to Ben Bradburn, Who was chosen by the Senior girls. Dianna Mahan LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Welch, Carol Sxeott, Nellie Banta, Gail Allison, and Dianna Mahan. NO ONE REALLY SEES A TOUCHDOWN A SET SHOT, OR A TWO-BASE HIT , , NO ONE EXCEPT THE PLAYER. HIS FEAT IS REWARD FOR HOURS OF WORK A CHILDHOOD DREAM COME TRUE A DREAM OF HEROISM WITH A RUSTY WATER PISTOL OF WHISKING A PIG-TAILED PRINCESS TO SAFETY ON THE CROSS BAR OF A TWO-WHEELED SILVER STALLION IT IS A BUTTRESS OF HOPE THAT HOLDS THE HEADHIGH AND WELDSA THE SHOULDERS INTO TWIN BARRICADES AGAINST THE UNKNOWN, THE AFUTIHJRE I WANT TO. . .I CAN. . .I WILL. . . IWILL. VARSITY EM : ' W 3W sin ,6 l m 6 I $3 EL 33$ Alden, Bradburn, Crosley, Dowd, Forrest, Greene, Hill, Holaday, Jacks, Kerr, LewisglLohrmann, Lucas, Martin, Navel, Overpeck, Sappenfield, Seip, Shearer, Snodgrass, Cooper. B TEAM Purcell, Overpeck, Spencer, Andrew, Martin, M., Kilburn, Poole, Loney, Coleman, Moore, Phillips, Wilson, Martin, B., Hartman, Lohrmann, Grafton, Wilbur. John Dowd Bob Alden 1963 VARSITY RECORD Honey Creek 7 Seeger 8 Georgetown 0 Danville .40 Duggar 7 VPlainfield Ch. -0 Turkey Run 20 New Market 18 Klondike 25 B-TEAM RECORD Clinton 40 Brazil 26 Turkey Run 0 Seeger O Attica 6 Ladoga 12 SENIORSof- Steve Forrest Ben Bradburn FOOTBALL The Roxvarsity football team completed a very successful sea- son lastfall. The Rox were ranked sixth in the Wabash Valley final standings. Awinning season is built upon many outstanding characteristics such as team work, sportsmanship, determination, self sacrifice, and many others. This year's team was highly endowed with all of these characteristics. The Rox B-team was made up of twenty-two sophomore and junior boys. They gained muchvaluable experience. The outstanding characteristic of the boys was their desire to win - they gave it everything they had. Student Managers - Crooks, Rhoden, Williamson, Minniear. the Gridiron Coach Jon Mayfield qu Ed J erry . Larry Navel Seip Martin Stieb Greg Duane J acks Lohrmann Sappenfield FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: John Cooper, Phillip Asbury, Tom Ayres, Jack Hopkins, Joe Olson, John Hays. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bill Ames, Dallas Sawtelle, Ralph Heifner, Ivan Doan, Dick Hartman, Kenneth Moore, Mike Hosek, Danny Wilson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Larry Sewers, M. R. Berry, Don Nasser, Jerry Monts, Dick Hill, Tom Myers, Eric Trousdale, Dale Cooper. i Co-captains - Ben Bradburn A11 Wabash Valley - J ohn Dowd Paul Hill Honorable Mention - Doug Holaday Back-of-the-Year - Ben Bradburn Paul Hill Lineman-of-the-Year - Paul Hill Ben Bradburn , F THE COVERED BRIDGE GAME The game begins Action! , Mr. Football , Ben E r a db u r n Turkey Run presents the trophy to Mike Shearer wins the Sportsmanship dances with our Football queen, Mr. McKee. Award. Dianna Mahan. J ohn Dowd Steve Forrest Ben Bradburn Bob Alden Stieb J acks , VARSITY, VARSITY l FROM LEFT: CoachRichard Haifner, J. P. 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